Tag: Jupiter-Saturn

Rick Perry’s Confederate Constitution 1861, and Global Astrology peers ahead

Doth Candidate Perry Cite the Confederate Constitution of 1861? 9.2.11

by Jude Cowell

To refresh our jaded memories, here’s the text of the Preamble of the Constitution of the Confederate States, adopted March 11, 1861.

Preamble

We, the people of the Confederate States, each State acting in its sovereign and independent character, in order to form a permanent federal government, establish

Julie Demboski on Jupiter Retro (8.30.11)

On Jupiter Retro, Personal and Transpersonal 8.30.11

What a treat! SO’W is privileged to host a teaser from Julie Demboski’s article concerning Jupiter’s current retrograde period and The Jolly One’s subsequent backtrack through early Taurus. The entire piece appears in Julie’s excellent Eclipse Newsletter (a modest subscription required) but here, for all SO’W readers, is a tantalizing excerpt

A Lunar Eclipse, Pluto, and the Assassination of Sunny Sheu

Does Pluto/Chiron’s ‘Primal Violence’ Thrive in NYC?by Jude CowellThanks to a concerned reader who took time to leave a comment on this blog, I have become aware of the case of Sunny Sheu who was murdered for investigating his own victimization by mortgage fraud in New York. Was the plutocratic, disenfranchising, oppressive, racist duo of Pluto/Chiron present at the scene of the crime?Mr. Sheu

USA: the Blessings of Saturn in Libra 7.4.11

Happy 235th birthday, America!America was founded with planet Saturn exalted in Libra, and Julie Demboski’s post for today concerns authority and perspectives, Celebrating and Reacting, with asteroid Ceres’ activity reminding us of our nurturing and security needs on this, Independence Day 2011.Using the degree-for-a-year method, 235 years converts to 235 degrees (2011 – 1776) which then tallies

Now Why are the Oath Keepers so dangerous? (Oath of the Horatii – video)

"It should be a badge of honour that the state terrorists and traitors in Washington view the Oath Keepers as dangerous. Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison, John Adams, Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams, George Mason, and Thomas Paine were considered dangerous, too."Read more of Why Oath Keepers Are Dangerous (an article not for the faint of heart or for those who wear their political